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Flat under-projected tip - looking for advice on a revision I had just under 5 years ago? (Photos)

thirdtimeluckyOct 29, 2022
I had a revision surgery just under 5 years ago to fix an open roof deformity. I had a rib graft and my tip looks very flat and under projected. I’ve been told I need a potential septal extension graft. Would appreciate any help or advice. I have had several consultations but just want to make sure I’m in the best position and know as much as possible if I’m considering another surgery.

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